place was great!

The property was unique, clean great for a family

We enjoyed our weekend stay here. The house has cozy vibes (so many nice blankets!) and the decorations are eclectic which makes it an interesting space to look around. The ski-in-ski-out is just a short walk away and is a nice bonus. The beds were quite comfy and there was plenty of space in the kitchen.We did have a few things that we found frustrating. One of the main issues is that there are no curtains on any window in the whole house. The views are quite lovely, but the back half of the house has the sun rise right into the windows. Plus, if anyone walks past the lower level they can see right into the main living space, which just feels a little awkward.You'll also want to keep in mind that there is not a lot of hot water for multiple people to shower. Maybe two people and then you need to wait a while for the hot water heater. Which ties into my last downside. It wasn't clear in the listing that it is a rental of the two upper levels and the lowest level is rented separately. It seemed like we may have been sharing the water heater with the rented basement. Also, the upper and lower rentals share the hot tub.It would have been appreciate to mention the shared space in the listing.Overall, we enjoyed our weekend there and it was a very nice place with lots of space for everyone and fun skiing.

This property was deceiving. It is NOT a 3 bed. It’s a 2 bed, 3.5 bath. The bunk beds are in a loft area that is open - not private at all. There are so many windows in this place & not a single shade or curtain making it difficult to sleep with the moon reflecting off the snow & when the sun rises. It’s difficult to have kids take naps or sleep very long in the morning. The house was extremely cluttered with unnecessary knick knacks that make it hard to see where anything is. Packing at the end is a challenge in finding where your stuff is in all the clutter. Almost all the furniture is old or vintage. Hard to keep clean & functionally inconvenient. The tiny toys were a choking hazard for small children and the extremely heavy vintage metal bins were dangerous for children to pull off the shelf & smash a toe or get seriously injured. There were mouse traps & rat poison all over the house. One of our kids got his finger in a mouse trap that was placed under a nightstand & it made a pretty good mark on his finger. Almost broke the skin. There wasn’t a proper toaster, colander or ladle so bring your own. The cooking utensils are just not that great, the pans are very old & the food sticks to them very badly. The oven was smoking a lot each time we turned it on. We had to turn it off & clean it really well. It smelled strongly of propane. There is a lot of furniture, heavy tall mirrors, stacked vintage suitcases piled high that are not mounted to the wall. Hazard for injury